From Spiritual Dialogue #37 Disk 2 Track 1

So, the other thing that I was involved in myself, I don't know how many of you ever heard of Olga Worrall.

Some years ago, she was considered one of the best healers around—authenticated and working through a church. She had been investigated many times by research societies and organizations, and was conducting experiments with researchers at UCLA.

They had a dish of regular yogurt, containing live bacteria, and asked her to send healing thoughts. She was on the East Coast, they were on the West Coast, and the experiment was conducted by telephone. When she sent positive healing energy, the multiplication of the bacteria skyrocketed. When negative energy was sent, the bacteria decreased, and some even died.

"Human beings have more potential than what we think. The problem is self-doubt." – William LePar

Olga Worrall later asked me to participate. Following her approach, we worked both separately and together, sending positive energy to yogurt dishes. The researchers noticed a definite increase when two of us worked together. I personally chose not to participate in sending negative energy.

This experiment demonstrated a profound truth: human potential is vast, and self-doubt often limits what we can achieve. We were taught as children not to say we "can't" until we’ve tried, and that we are made in the likeness and image of God. It’s about learning to tap into the energy already within us.

"Christ said, if you want to move that mountain, just know that you can do it. It'll move." – William LePar

Our abilities exist because we are made in the likeness of a divine creator. How we choose to express them is up to us. Self-doubt is the main barrier, often linked to lack of self-respect. Even those with abilities can be selfish or self-centered; potential is natural, but expression depends on choice.

Olga Worrall Biography

Olga Worrall was a spiritual healer and associate director of New Life Clinic, Mount Washington Methodist Church, Baltimore, Maryland. Born November 30, 1906, in Cleveland, Ohio, she married Ambrose Alexander Worrall in 1928, and together they worked as healers. Her psychic talents appeared at age eight, extending healing to humans, animals, and plants.

In the 1950s, the Worralls joined the newly-founded Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship (now International Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship) and became leading speakers and resource people. Her gift attracted physicians and researchers. John Cerutti, a patient with severe back pain, experienced profound healing, which led his wife Edwina to publish Olga Worrall, Mystic with the Healing Hands (1975).

After her husband's death in 1972, Worrall remained active in alternative healing, continuing daily prayer sessions and work with the New Life Clinic. She was also interested in parapsychology and scientific research into psychic abilities, especially proving immortality and spiritual healing.

Worrall wrote pamphlets and coauthored books with her husband. She passed away on January 9, 1985, in Baltimore, Maryland.

Sources

Cerutti, Edwina. Olga Worrall, Mystic with the Healing Hands. New York: Harper & Row, 1975.

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